The Bachelor of Arts (Architecture) at the University of Notre Dame Australia is your foundational step into a discipline that shapes human environments and addresses critical societal challenges like sustainability, housing, and community building. You will explore how architecture integrates creative design with technical skills, informed by a deep understanding of human, cultural, and environmental factors. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students passionate about creating meaningful spaces and seeking to develop a holistic approach to problem-solving within the built environment, preparing you for further specialised study.
You will engage in a comprehensive, full-time, on-campus program studied over three years, comprising 250 units of credit. Your studies will include core architecture studios like Principles & Strategies, Vastness Studio, and Analysing Architecture, alongside units focusing on Building Systems and Research & Critique. You will also develop academic writing and research skills, and have the opportunity to select a minor from disciplines such as Environmental Management or Philosophy. Upon completion, you will be well-prepared for postgraduate architectural studies and a future career in architectural design and practice.